Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28
THE COMNERCE COMMISSION.
The Order i'm Which Cases Will BE
Heard.

IumDer case, and the DaDville, Va, chamber O1
commerce case. 13th-The orange County, N. Y,
milk case. 14th--The walla Walla wheat cases
1Sth-The Lincoln, Neb., discrimination case, and
the Mt. st. Leonard, Mo-, alleged unreasonable
charge for palace stock cars. 19th-The Charles
ton, 5. C., cOlored-passenger case, and the Opeka,
Ala, discrimination case. 20th-Tne Lincoln, Neb,
case, charging complainant and carrying another
the Castle Rock, Ore, wool case. 25th-The ten
Standard oil cases. 27th--The Boston chamber OF
commerce cases.
Tuesday, November 1st-The trunk line cases
Carload lots). 3d-The Tennessee coal case.
1oCh-The dressed beef cases.
Disorder i'm Hillsdale.
SEVERAL PARTIES APPEAR BEFORE THE POLICE
COURT.
The village OF Hillsdale, situated on top of the
hill above Uniontown, was thrown into state OF
excitement last night by several fights and quar-
rels between men and women and the usual reck-
less shooting on the part OF white and co1Ored
boys in the village, who have been using fire arms
about the village to the danger of the residents.
About nOOn William Gordon and Geo. TabbS COL
Ored, and Harry Eaton, white, were on Sheridan
avenue with two old army muskets, shooting at a
Target. Some OF the shot went into the house OF
Susan Smith, where she was washing
clothes. Officer w. 7. Anderson caught the
boys IN The act, and this morning they We're before
the Police Court charged with violating the police
regulations. The judge fined them 81 each and
accepted their personal bonds. About o'clock
ldSl chicken DelODRlng 10 AllCe Dyson was
found In Alice GoOdlOes yard, and the latter broke
It's back with clotheS-prOp. A bad feeling has
existed between the families for some time and
when the chickens back was broken hOStllftteS
were renewed on both sides and threats made. SUBJ
sequently Justice Moss was called upon to
issue warrants for both parties Alice and Sarah
threats, and the latter was charged by Sarah
Dyson with similar OfTenSe. Upon the hearing OF
tne cases In the Police Court to-day the defendants
gaFe--th personal bonds. Two other fights Oc-
CURED during the evening" and warrants have
been sworn out for the participants. A party OF
ABOUT thirty gypsies recently camped in the road
near Hillsdale, as no property owner would permit
them TO enter upon their lands, and this morning
the police ordered them to move on. They Went
Oh toward Prince Georges Co., Md.
THE LITTLE TYCOON" CAsE-To-day in the Po-
lice Court nOlle pros was entered in the Of
Mrs. Jane Smith, proprietor OF the La Pere House,
Tor the larceny OF trunks belonging to the "Little
Iycoon' combinatlOn; Geo. Brown, cOlored en-
ploye OF the house, for an assault on Fanny Da
Costa, member OF the troupe, ana Matte WrOe,
one oT troupe. for assauting Mrs. Smith. These
cases arose from the detention OF their trunks by
Mrs. Smith, and u squabble ensued over them.
Tine assaults were slight and The larceny only a
constructive one; hence the action. 1t is under
stood that the troubles have been adjusted.
FINED FOR ASSAULTING A STREET-CAR CONDUC-
T0R-Wm. E. King and JnO. Montague were in the
Police Court this morning charged with diSorderly
conduct on an avenue car in East Washington,
ana with assauiting Chas. FLYNN the conductor.
The men got on the car near the navy-yard. The
conductor called for their fare one referred him TO
the other, who Was on the front platform smoking
The conductor asked him for The fares, and he re-
ierred him To his iscompanion, who occupied seat in
the car. After some trouble the conductor got their
fares, and then they began using some bad
language hight enSued, and a passenger sep
arated the cOmbatantS and the conductor and
King fell TO the ground. While they were down
Montague kicked the conductor on the nose.
Montague did not wish to make "A statement OF the
ul1hcuity, as he Was too much under the influence
OF liquor 10 remember what occurred King made
a statement, i'll which he charged that the con-
ductor was 10 blaine for the trouble. Montague
Was fined $40 and Kings.
RoBBERIEs REPORTED.-iiiclIael Simms, OF Meri-
dian Hll reports 10 the police as stolen from her
house s:s5. James A. Humphrey and Charles II.
Adams report stolen from their room at No. 1908
+ street $40 worth eI clothing. Samuel Duyall,
No. 1913 street, reports the larceny OF two wash
tubs. Mrs. j. j. Murphy, Anacostia, reports the
THEFT OF coat ana gold ring.
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE COuNTY.-Miss Mary
Hurst Purneil eldest daughter vi Mr.. LittletOn B.
Purnel o1 The firm OF Hirst, Purnell Co., and Dr.
Eisin Ralston Lowell Gould, OF this city, statsti-
can III the United States bureau OF labor and
lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, were mar
rled yesterday afternoon at Woodland, Baltimore
T1unty, Md, the residence OF the brides father.
There was very large attendance of friends Mr.
L. w. Seely. Mr. LII. Hatch and DR.. +. r. Lane, OF
this city: We're among the groomsnen. The young
couple left Tor two months trip to California
and upon their return viii live In this city.
The Cradle Of Liberty Dissraced.
WILD ANARCHIST SYMPATHIZER5 HOLD MEETING IN
FANEUIL HALL
The meeting In Faneuil Han, Boston, last night
to "appeal for justice to the condemned anarchists
in Chicago" Was rather thinly attended, There
were men and women In the audience. ID. H. Biygs.
OF the Central Labor Union, presided, and The
Speakers OF the evening included that gentleman.
L. NJ. Chamberlain, and C. s. Griffin, 'president OF
the ward and city labor political party" Tue last
mentioned speaker argued that the anarchists
accordance puh ia
sentiment. He insisted that it Was openly pro-
posed TO pay each member OF the jury which
should Try these men $4,000 II they should bring
IN verdict OF guiity a subscription paper was
openly started for this purpose, and the Jury wa,
thus influenced. After The conviction the money
was not paid.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted condemning the death
Sentence passed upon the seven representatives OF
iaDor IN chicago as preineditated murder ana a
crime against CIVILIZATION, and condemning the
TRIAL as u 1arce and the elimination OF a TREASON
able conspiracy TO crush free speech Geo. SchilI-
Ing. OF Chicago, was the last speaker his address
being a bitter attacn upon the court which tried
the condemned men,